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The Seven Days of the Heart
Prayers for the Nights and Days of the Week
Awrad al-usbu' (Wird)

Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi

Ibn 'Arabi has long been known as a great spiritual master, but the prayers which are attributed to him remain little-known. They provide a most precious glimpse into the real practice of the mystical life within the Sufi tradition. This is the first time that any of Ibn 'Arabi's prayers have been published in another language.

This particular collection is one of the most beautiful, having been revered in the Islamic world for centuries. There are fourteen prayers, one for each day and night of the week. They include not only the most astounding expressions of contemplation and devotion to God, but also an unparalleled depth of knowledge of Union (tawhid).

As the translators Pablo Beneito and Stephen Hirtenstein show in their introduction, the very structure of the prayers is a mode of contemplation, since for Ibn 'Arabi the weekly cycle itself is sacred.

These prayers are presented with full notes and appendices.
This is a unique spiritual masterpiece, available for the first time in English.

Cloth edition details
Hardback, 192 pages, 234 x 156 mm
ISBN: 0 9534513 3 X
Published: November 2000


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Paperback, 126 pages, 234 x 156 mm
ISBN: 978 1 905937 01 1
Published: March 2008

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Wird (Arabic text and transliteration of the prayers, published by the Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society, Oxford 1979.)

 
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Seven Days

Contents (pdf)
Review
Extract (pdf)
Contemplations
Modern Thought
Divine Sayings
Spiritual Elevation

Universal Tree

The Seven Days of the Heart

How can I know You when You are the Inwardly Hidden who is not known?

How can I not know You when You are the Outwardly Manifest, making Yourself known to me in every thing?
From the Sunday Morning Prayer

 

 

 

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